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"love can overcome anything; race, color and even species"

Lilly Wyatt moved to New York from a small town in Georgia to follow her dream of singing on Broadway. Working as a waitress until her break she is cornered one night while walking home by, and she can't believe her eyes, three cougars.

Tom Black has had a thing for Lilly since she moved into his building four months ago. Only problem is Lilly is human and Tom is a panther. Not just any panther but the head of his pard and Hell's Kitchen is His Home. Then one night while on patrol he hears a scream and finds Lilly surrounded by rouge cougars. Can he keep her safe as well as do what is expected of him?

Myla Jackson's Cat Scratch Fever draws the reader into the lives of Lilly and Tom as well as those of his pard. The reader gets a chance to see how life would be if shifters were really living amoung us not to mention how different cultures can blend. Myla shows how love can overcome anything; race, color and even species.

Reviewed by Stacy Link
Posted December 22, 2008

Innocent Lilly Wyatt left the security of home in Georgia to follow her dream of a career on Broadway. One dark night on the streets of New York City, her dream turns into a nightmare when she's cornered by cougars in the heart of the city.

Dark as sin, Tom Black blends into shadows, prowling the streets of Hell's Kitchen, on alert to stop trouble before humans become aware of the beasts among them. The sparks have flown since the day Lilly moved into the building. When his beautiful new neighbor falls victim one night to rogue cougars, the panther leaps to the rescue, then spends every night thereafter in her mind or in her bed.

Tom is determined to keep not only the cougars under control, but also his involvement with Lilly. The big cats are easy � it's the sexy little kitten who causes him to collide with a force capable of overcoming race, color and species. Love.

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